Research Article
Attitudes towards Mathematics: Effects of Individual, Motivational, and Social Support Factors
Table 3
Correlations between study variables.
| | Gender | Math achievement | Cycle | Value/ Utility | Perceived Choice | Perceived Competence | Teacher social support | Students social support |
| Gender | — | | | | | | | | Math achievement | .028 | — | | | | | | | Cycle | .055* | .013 | — | | | | | | Value/utility | .086** | .116** | −.140** | — | | | | | Perceived choice | .087** | .178** | −.079** | .453** | — | | | | Perceived competence | −.096** | .289** | −.157** | .431** | .326** | — | | | Teacher social support | .090** | .040 | −.087** | .706** | .319** | .257** | — | | Students social support | .076** | .020 | .055* | .228** | .127** | .121** | .287** | — | Attitudes | −.007 | .212** | −.209** | .549** | .562** | .529** | .494** | .299** |
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*Correlation is significant at the 0.05 level; **correlation is significant at the 0.01 level. Gender codification: (1) boys; (2) girls.
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